Creative, Media & Entertainment jobs

Photography, film, video, music, writing, animation, journalism and performance.

A creative, media & entertainment worker creates the images, stories, sound and performances people watch, read and listen to — for studios, brands, publishers, platforms and audiences directly. Talent, craft and a portfolio matter more than credentials, and the work travels worldwide. Employers hire for this role in every market — India, the Gulf, Europe, North America, Southeast Asia, Africa and Australia — on site, hybrid and remote, and GoodProfile is open to candidates and companies anywhere in the world.

Create your free profile Build a creative, media & entertainment resume

Live creative, media & entertainment openings

Office staff
Tranzindia corporate network Pvt limited · Chennai, India · full-time
Business Development Representative
leadzen.ai · Mumbai, India · Remote · full-time
Digital Marketing Associate
Global Pact International Holdings · Delhi NCR, India · full-time
Customer Service Executive
Smart Employments · Mumbai, India · full-time
Telesales Executive
MAHI MART · Delhi NCR, India · contract
AI / ML Engineer
Accenture · Bengaluru · full-time
Video Editor
Hirenext Recruitments · Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh, India · full-time
Intern
Dualsttaf solution service · New Delhi saket · full-time
Social Media Manager
Duende Designs Pvt. Ltd. · Pune, India · full-time
Office Assistant
Growthspirit Trading Pvt Ltd · Ahmedabad, India · full-time

41 creative, media & entertainment roles

Open the role you do for its own page — the work, the skills employers ask for, and live openings.

Skills employers look for

Craft skills for the discipline (camera, editing, writing, drawing, performing)
Creative software (Adobe Creative Cloud, DaVinci, Blender, Pro Tools)
Storytelling and concept development
Working to briefs and deadlines
Collaboration on sets and in studios
Self-promotion and portfolio building
Rights, contracts and licensing basics

Qualifications & certificates

Degree or diploma in film, media, fine arts or journalism is helpful but optional
A showreel, portfolio or published work is essential
Union or guild membership in some markets

Where creative, media & entertainment workers are hired

Film, TV and OTT production
Advertising and agencies
News and publishing
Music and events
Gaming and animation studios
Brands and social platforms

How to get hired as creative, media & entertainment workers

1Create your free profile with your trade, skills, certificates and years of experience — this is what recruiters search.
2Build or upload your resume. The free builder makes an ATS-friendly PDF in minutes; imported PDFs are read automatically.
3Apply to openings in one click, and set your city and preferred locations so matching jobs are pushed to you.
4Stay findable. Employers search candidates directly on GoodProfile — a complete profile is how they reach you, even before a job is posted.

Create your free profile Build a resume — free

Frequently asked questions

How do I get creative, media & entertainment worker work?

Through a portfolio or showreel, networks and platforms. Link your work from your GoodProfile profile so studios and brands searching candidates can see it immediately.

Is freelance common?

Very — many creative roles are project-based. Set your availability and rates on your profile and include remote if you work online.

Do I need formal training?

It helps with craft and networks but is not required; consistent, published or produced work is what employers judge.